Diving into koi keeping: Koi pool Conversion DIY filter build
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Join us on an exciting journey as we convert a regular swimming pool into a stunning koi pond! In this video, we guide you through the process of upgrading a DIY koi pond filter system for the transformation. Discover the key aspects of filtration, water quality, aesthetics, and fish health, all in one comprehensive project.
Looks great I’ll be working on mines very soon this video made it all clear on how to do thx 😊
Awesome glad it helped you, I've been kicking around some ways to improve the design. I'll be making another update about it very soon. Enjoy your build!
Lol Mondo showed his face 😂 also love the intro buddy
Awesome intro yo lol
Great video guys 😂
😂😂 Keith can’t ever deal with anything touching his feet
Great video on your DYI filter
Great video buddy - I subscribed.
Much appreciated I'm working on an aquaponics video now stay tuned!
subbed for intro
That fish got your ass!
Have to leave a like just for drinking the water😆
Love that filter! So awesome
I’m sure it would work great especially if your outflow was at the bottom of the first filter tank
I really would prefer it that way for pure filtration, the downside is that if you allow the media to get just a little to clogged it can cause the whole tank to overflow, whereas if the in flow is in the bottom of the water tank it has to flow up through the media so there is less overflow risk
@@Sabre_Wild_Life true ….you could install emergency overflow and then primary on the bottom?
Is there an update video? Thinking about doing this for my pond this..
I'm working on one right now actually
Do you have catfish in there too?
I don't, the pond could easily support them but most species get big enough that I wouldn't want to risk them hassling my koi fish. we have a clay pond out back that's stocked with channel cats though XD
Ok so blue water? Is that ok for the fish?
The thumbnail is slightly saturated. It was lightly dyed at the time to control algae because my pool gets full sun all day. The dye was a short-term solution to prevent a huge algal bloom and the subsequent nitrogen spike that would follow until the water matured and developed natural tannins/ aquatic plants. It's now a much more natural dark green color. If I shade it, it would get a lot clearer